(History of Economic Thought) Question.
Even though he considered the analyses of some classical
economists to be vulgar, Marx valued highly the contributions of
economists like Smith and Ricardo, and considered them to be true
scientists. In what sense did Marx consider their efforts in
economics to be ‘scientific’?
"History of Economic Thought" short answer question
Which, of the major schools of economics (e.g. Classical,
Marginalist, Marxian, Keynesian, Institutional), do you feel
provides the most accurate description of the workings of the
economy and of economic behavior, both with respect to the school’s
times, and our own times? Explain.
HISTORY OF ECONOMIC THOUGHT QUESTION:
3. According to Sedlacek, how is Smith’s concept of self
interest consistent with his previous argument that “sympathy” is
the foundation of a moral society?
"History of Economic Thought" short answer question
Why is Adam Smith considered to be such an important figure in
the development of economic thinking, and what are the major
strengths and weaknesses of his contributions? Discuss.
"History of Economic Thought" short answer question
Why is David Ricardo considered to be such an important figure
in the development of economic thinking, and what are the major
strengths and weaknesses of his contributions? Discuss.
"History of Economic Thought" short answer question
“Ideas are inherently conservative. They yield not to the attack
of other ideas but to the massive onslaught of circumstance with
which they cannot contend.” (J.K. Galbraith). Discuss with respect
to either Classical economics, Marxian economics, Marginalist
(Neoclassical) economics, or Keynesian economics.
In 2000 words comapre and contrast the views of two economic
schools of thought the neo classics and marxians and discuss how
relevant their ideas and theories are in todays world
"History of Economic Thought" short answer question
List and describe each of the six stages of economic evolution
that Marx believed the economy would pass through. (point form is
ok)